ALLEGATIONS OF CONNECTIONS BETWEEN CIA
AND THE CONTRAS IN COCAINE
TRAFFICKING
TO THE UNITED STATES (1)
(96-0143-IG)
Volume II: The Contra Story
What were CIA's legal and regulatory responsibilities during the Contra program regarding the reporting of potential drug trafficking crimes?
What drug trafficking allegations was CIA aware of, and when, involving Contra organizations? How did CIA respond to this information, and how was this information shared with other U.S. Government entities? 15th of September Legion--Justiniano Perez/Manuel Porro/Juan Francisco Rivera/Hugo Villagra/Fernando Brautigan/Felix Alcides Espinoza/Edwin Hoocker
What drug trafficking allegations was CIA aware of, and when,
involving Southern Front Contras? How did CIA respond to this information, and
how was this information shared with other U.S. Government entities?
The Southern Front Trafficking Reports
Adolfo Jose Chamorro
Roberto Jose Chamorro
Marcos Antonio Aguado
Gerardo Duran
Alfonso Robelo
Octaviano Cesar
Edmundo Jose Chamorro
Fernando Jose Chamorro
Sebastian Gonzalez
Carol Prado
Jenelee Hodgson
Alfredo Cesar
Jose Davila
Harold Martinez
Rene Corvo
Carlos Alberto Amador
Jose Orlando Bolanos
Moises Nunez
Gustavo Quezada
Felipe Vidal
OTHER INDIVIDUALS INVOLVED IN THE CONTRA PROGRAM
PILOTS, COMPANIES, AND OTHER INDIVIDUALS WORKING FOR COMPANIES USED TO SUPPORT THE CONTRA PROGRAM
EXHIBITS
February 11, 1982 Letter to DCI William Casey from Attorney General
William French Smith regarding DoJ-CIA Memorandum of Understanding
[1]
February 8, 1985 DoJ Memorandum to Mark Richard from A. R. Cinquegrana, "CIA
Reporting of Drug Offenses"
[1]